Follow the below steps to clear the cache. If you don't clear, it ends up reducing rather than improving the efficiency. Lotus Notes cache size increases over time and it is required to clear. This tip is written by using Lotus Notes version 8.5, however you can use this with most of the other versions also. Here are some of the techniques I have used to improve the performance and I got good results out of it. I have experienced Lotus Notes is very slow as compared to Microsoft Outlook.
You can use any one or all techniques discussed here to improve the overall performance. My guess is that there’s a bunch of legacy code in there that isn’t well understood by the current developers.In this tip, we are going to discuss 4 ways to improve the performance of IBM Lotus Notes. I think someone on the dev team needs to audit the application code that generates and displays the HTML. This is especially true for signatures, and eM Client seems to randomly insert HTML DIV tags for non-existent HTML styles (styles that aren’t defined elsewhere). Moreover, when you look at the HTML of your message once it has been received on the other side (for example, if I send a message from eM Client to another Gmail address I own, and read the email in the Gmail web interface), then the received HTML can also differ from the HTML that eM Client displayed in its Edit Source window. Oftentimes, the HTML doesn’t match what is being displayed in the Compose window. In fact, eM Client has a tendency to add many extraneous HTML DIV tags in seemingly arbitrary spots, so you can never be sure what your email is really going to look like, unless you look under Menu:Edit:Edit Source to see the actual HTML that eM Client has generated. I would add that, even if you use Shift-Ctrl-V to “Paste as text”, the formatting can still get screwy.
So when I send the email I wrote, things would appear to the recipient most of the times as oddly formatted email, and specifically with varying font sizes.Īnd User Andy has confirmed this unacceptable bug: When writing an email, if I paste formatted text (that I copied, say, from another application) into the emClient email window, it appears un-formatted, though in effect it retains its formatting (it just doesn’t show them correctly!). I repeat my previous bug reports that got confirmed by other users as well ( …) Hence, you are simply unaware that your recipients consider you unprofessional.
Further, perhaps you are not aware of this problem, namely, the fact that your recipients see your emails in a different (formatted in an odd way) than the way you think you sent the emails.
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